Ranche and range. [volume], July 23, 1898, Image 1

About Ranche and range. [volume] (North Yakima, Wash.) 1897-1902

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I EVERYONE'S REACH, I
B MB^^? A Del aval Cream Separator jjj
Hi HHr '''Ci j The Baby No. 0, of 200 lbs capacity per hour, that is to say, one that will sep- tfjjM
'^S BmBIIIIIIIIIIIIIIi ii||i arate 200 lbs of milk in that given time, has now been put on the market by i^^
IS Be 111 l the manufacturers for the sum of SIXTY-FIVE DOLLARS, all complete and pp
frg Hlsi Ww 1 ready to run. At such a price, no one with from 4to 10 cows need go on los- 'S^gl
0% l^mß\%YmW\' Mtli I ing money by dairying under the old wasteful methods; for a 10-cow to 15-cow it^-f^
.pig flßr I !|||yiOl^ dairy, the Baby No. 1, with a capacity of 300 lbs of milk Tier hour is just the pkd
ll^f'^^^ thing. For als to 25-cow uairy, we have the Baby No. 2, capacity 400 lbs of fsts
|j% ■ 1 llijlri I milk per hour; over that size, we recommend the Baby No. 3, capacity 700 to jj§p|
|^ *dP * 1-sJfe 7^o lbs of milk per hour. Write us for special descriptive "Baby" catalogue. py|
i|||j JJj^d^^^^J^^j Do you run your dairy just the same as your grandfather did, skimming your ||||
jP^ jS^^S^H^Si^^^^>v cream from the old wasteful setting pans? If so, have you ever stopped jK^p|
|H| JffljPPslliiiiP^ to consider how much money you might be ahead at the end or the year by '$m
|H| ifilraPHmiiiip studying the improvements in dairying, which are going on all around you, |f|p
p|| l^yßßs*^2iii2s^h and adopting them in your own dairy If you have not, we will enumerate L>l)§
PM, lillluHmlßzi^ some of the advantages of the separator system:
pi • '■ The DE LAVAL BABY SEPARATOR will skim practically all the butter fat te|
81 ■ -^^^MHSByfe : You will save thus 10 or 15 per cent of your butter fat which you are now g|i
I^^BSIIIK^I You will increase the value of butter from 20 practically all the butter i(|f|j
tHF«t\ °" wiH ?ave thus 10 or 15 per ceni of your butter fat which you are now ||p
s^l^* 'HL^^S^^- <M 1 NY'" increase the value of your butter from L'O to 50 per cent, or oven more.
':^lll^ It will produce a cream that will gain for you 5 to 10 per cent more butter. jgg
13 '" ''■■l'' '%£wsts l W^t^^J^Bo^o^i 'It*will save you one-half of the time you now spend in churning. >t| ■
B '^^9^BUkm^^^ It will save time and trouble of cleansing your setting par s. \
!0§ "^■^HflSi Iss J^^^ " '"" ' ' " w*^ %'lvli ou swee^ warm skim milk for your calves or hogs. p^i
: j s' '/f "*^ It will save you loss and injury to calves, through scouring on sour milk. p|^
Pifiiri'li: It will save all the drudgery now shouldered by your already over-burdened i|||
IJI i It will pay for itself, if proportionate to the number of cows you have, in a little j|f|
HI DeLAVAL BABY NO. 0 SEPARATOR. over one year. , |||
8 We Carry a Full Line of Everything Needed in the Dairy. 8
1 Columbia Implement Company 1
§ New Market Block, 13 to 27 First Street, j|
S P. O. Drawer No. 26. PORTLAND, OREGON. 9
Mention this Paper. 7 K^l
SEATTLE and SPOKANE, WASH., JULY 23, 1898.
$1.00 Per Year